National Development And Reform Commission: "Online Shops Affect Employment" Does Not Represent Official Views.

Yesterday afternoon, I was informed about

Rare statement "

Du Feilun, deputy director of the Economic Research Institute of the national development and Reform Commission, explained to the media that this is a kind of view and can not represent the views of the NDRC, nor can it represent the views of the whole economic research institute.

On the 20 th of this month, the media entitled "China's economic development has been improving for a long time and the fundamentals have not changed." the 2015 economic situation analysis and 2016 outlook report said, "despite online merchandise,

New formats such as express delivery have created some new jobs, but we must also note the impact of online shops on physical stores and the significant substitution effect.

Reflected in the survey, books,

The physical stores of household appliances and other products have been hit the most. Some of the entities have difficulty in operation and even shut down.

Some traditional department stores have also been greatly affected, and the business boom has continued to decline, which has a great impact on the employment of the relevant groups.

The report was signed as "research group of the Economic Research Institute of the national development and Reform Commission". It was read as "the NDRC.

A rare statement that affects employment.

According to media reports, the interpretation is actually "misunderstanding".

Du Feilun, deputy director of the Economic Research Institute of the national development and Reform Commission, explained that "it is our view to say that online shops affect employment.

It can not represent the views of the NDRC, nor can it represent the viewpoint of the whole economic research institute. It is just a research achievement of our research group "." it has nothing to do with the central economic work conference in 2016. It can not represent the NDRC's opinions, nor can it represent the views of the whole economic research institute. "